The Boyne River is known for its incredible fishing, scenic paddling, and ecological diversity. It’s also home to invasive sea lampreys, which spawn in tributaries and hatch into filter-feeding larvae that live burrowed in the streambed for several years. If left unmanaged, each of these larvae will transform into a blood-sucking parasite, emerge from its burrow, and latch onto native fish species, feeding on their blood and body fluids like an underwater vampire, killing up to 40 pounds of Grea

103K views · 342 reactions | The Boyne River is known for its...

19K views · 510 reactions | Boyne River. March 26,2025 at 5:15pm. River flows are abnormally low. Seems very peculiar since we’ve had snow every night this week and daily melt down. Where is the water going? If you are fishing or hiking along the river and notice abnormal flows- high or low, please call PEAS Hotline to report (800) 292-4706. | True North Trout | Facebook

7.2K views · 74 reactions | This Saturday, swimmers will be taking to the Boyne River for the Boyne Swim in Drogheda, but before all that happens, the safety of the route must be ensured! Louise Denvir joined Ear to the Ground's Darragh McCullough on a preparation swim as he navigated the river with his friends. Hear the report in full tomorrow morning on CountryWide RTE Radio 1 after 8am. | RTÉ Radio 1 | Facebook

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The River Boyne is a sacred Prehistoric river in Ireland, said to have been created by a goddess… To find out more, join Tristan Hughes as he travels to Ireland to delve into the mysteries of its Prehistoric sites, in a new two part series available on History Hit. | History Hit

11 comments | Here is some history: The Boyne Hydro Dam, located on...